A group of chemistry students was calculating the mass of different solids with a density of $$0.6\ grams\ per\ cubic\ centimeters$$ .The function $$M\left(v\right)\ =\ 0.6\ \left(v\right)$$ , where v, is centimeters cubed and M(v), is the mass in grams. Which of the following statements is true about $$M\left(v\right)=180$$ ?

A solid that has a mass of 180 grams has a volume of $$300\ cm^3$$

A solid that has a mass of 300 grams has a volume of $$180\ cm^3$$

A solid with a mass of 180 grams has a volume of $$108\ cm^3$$

A solid with a mass of 108 grams has a volume of $$180\ cm^3$$

A student has built a plastic rocket as a project for physics I. The rocket's trajectory can be modeled as a function of time using. $$h\left(t\right)\ =\ -t^2+20t$$ . The height, h, is measured in feet, and time, t, is measured in seconds. Determine the statements that are true versus false about the rocket.

At 3 seconds, the rocket is at a height of 51 feet.

The rocket hits the ground in 20 seconds.

The rocket is launched from a height of 0 feet.

The rocket can reach a height of 51 feet in 5 seconds.

The rocket is launched from a height of 100 feet.

The rocket will never hit the ground.

h(-5) = 125 represents a point for this function within context.

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